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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

4

Myrtle Point Notes and Local Births Omissions

Local notices recount birthdays births and family visits in Myrtle Point Oregon including the celebration of Mrs Mary Burns born in Ontario Canada on Jan 11 1858 and several dozen small items about neighbors travel illness church events and community activities across the region. Domestic life features visits from kin and friends and updates on schools churches and local businesses in Coos Bay area.

Mary A. Burns Taylor Street

Theitt Feed Mart Treasure Degs Bale Bargerie

Theitt Feed Mart hosts a weekend surprise with Shep for stories at Theitt's fer Sure. Patrons can enjoy a playful event as new goods and bargains are highlighted this Saturday and Sunday.

Theitt Theitt's

Local notes from Sitkum and Coquille communities

Mrs Perley Crowley’s Portland visit ends with x rays instead of surgery and a short stay with sister Mrs Myrtle Byers in Salem before returning home to Coquille. A nine and a half pound Gary Dean Rhay born at Mast hospital to Mr and Mrs Alan Rhay. Mr and Mrs Sprague welcome a baby weighing 7lbs 7oz. Mrs Julius Benham visits Roseburg and Hailey Laird of Coquille is mentioned.

Elmer Wilson Perley Crowley Portland Myrtle Byers Salem Coquille James Mast Hospital Alan Rhay Gary Dean E .McCarthy Myrtle Point Alvin Sprague Spragues Julius Benham Roseburg Belle Laird Laird Hailey Laird

County club plans convention in Coquille event

District Ninety and Nine Men's club gathered Monday evening for a regular dinner and meeting. Forty one members attended from Myrtle Point Coquille and North Bend. They discussed forming a county convention to be held in Coquille on Monday February 20 and noted it was ladies night.

Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend

Installation of officers at Coos County 4 H Leet

Coos County 4 H Leet association funds leaders meeting set for Thursday at 8 00 pm at the Couvitie center. Leaders invited as meetings occur the third Thursday each month. The annual Leaders Conference at Cre ate State college runs January 4 26 with a three day program starting 10 am.

Coos County Akoo Couvitie c All Leaders Ee Hcees Friends of 4-H Create State College Walt Schroeder Agriculture Club

Snow Notes From Ban ae and Nearby

Residents report heavy snowfall with a real blizzard in the valley. Visitors include Mrs. Jack Hultin and family, Dennaker, Myrtle Point guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Perley Crowley. No Sunday school or Christian Endeavor due to snow. storms kept lights out and the high school limited by depth of snow. Water pipes froze across the area and melting began as temperatures warmed.

Jack Hultin Freddie Carol Sue Banae Dennaker Myrtle Point Jstay Weaere Harry Crowley Cami Munday Perley Crowley Christian Endeavor

Thrift Feed Mart Treasure Days Bargain Bonanza

Thrift stores hold weekend sale with surprising bargains on groceries and household items. Customers flock to Thrift's-For Sure for discounted staples and special offers across aisles.

Thrift Food Mart Thrift's

Myrtle Point News and Obituary Report

Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Stanton Stevens from Myrtle Point and Mr Moffholder from Appleton Wisconsin. Local social events include a White House party hosted by Mrs James Devereaux and a Tacoma death of Edgar A Howey, a longtime Coquille contractor. Funeral services planned in Corvallis at Wanger and McKinley mortuary.

Dickie Hastie Hine ‘Rade Myrtle Point Eperts Tommy Luttrell Stanton Stevens Steven Moffholder Appleton Wisconsin Kermit Hayes Irene Mullen Gene Beatley North Bend H. D. Bones James Devereaux White House Isie Arnold Thelma Gi Eileen Kauffman Mary Bone Betty McWilliam Florence Lear Francis Fromm Evelyn Hayes Fern Hayes Effie Morgan Julia Howard Evelyn Huntley Edna Daniels Rs. Kauffman Thompson Ranch Claude Williams Klamath Falls Robert Cline Portland Edgar A. Howey Tacoma Edgar A Howey Cora Steele Mr Howey Coquille Masonic Temple Valley Corvallis Wanger and McKinley Mortuary

Political puzzling questions and a speedy dog tale in Oregon

In Tacoma a reader asks if Edgar N Eisenhower is a Democrat or Republican while Columbia University president points to Jeffersonian governance and warns against excessive benevolence with money. Coos Bay notes Homer Gilfillan’s Egyptian dog that can reach 50 mph, a breed shown in pharaonic tombs. Medford advertises Thrift Food Mart Treasure Days sale and insurance services.

Tacoma Wash Washington Coos Bay Homer Gilfillan Salaki

Eugene harpist Mildred Thompson Draws Paris Crowds

In Eugene Oregon a young harpist returning from a European tour drew crowds in Paris. She and Princess Margret Rose shared streets with admirers and flowers, while the French public welcomed the brief royal encounter with gracious charm.

Eugene, Ore Eugene Harplat Mildred Thompson England Margaret Rose Paris Mikkred Peggy Rose

Local Notables and Notices From Coos Bay Area

On duty in a near day January 25 notables report at Hall between 1 a m and an announcement from Secretary of State Al Kincaid to a Union Oil Co representative stationed in Coos Bay Myrtle Point Monday on business. Jack ie Fiser returned home Monday from Mast hospital after major surgery. Mr and Mrs Ray Mitchell of Portland visited Sunday with James B Clinton at the John Arnold home. Mrs Mitchell is Mrs Arnold's sister. Losses paid promptly by Buildingsleye Huggins Insurance.

Floyd Hall Edwin Fisher Sharon Ann Jennings E. O Sempert Portland Helen Eaton Eaton Portland Sanitarium and Matson Hospital Salem Clara Greenlee Yakima, Wash Secretary of State al Kincaid Union Oil Company Coos Bay Myrtle Point Ray Mitchell James B Clinton John Arnold Mitchell Arnold

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